year. this is according to a cnn money analysis. roger goodell wants more. he wants to double the league's revenue to $25 billion to the year 2027. with john berman watching, he will get there. >> inflate the revenue. patriots win. "early start" continues right now. the stage is set. the cnn republican presidential debate. we know where trudonald trump w be on the stage and who will be there with him. we know the insults are flying. joe biden in a late night interview with stephen colbert. a new cnn poll shows hillary clinton support slipping. pretty big across the country. does she have the right strategy to dig out of this hole and regain the momentum?

good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, september 11th. new this morning, at long last, we know where they will stand. the official staging for the cnn debate. donald trump will be center stage next wednesday at 8:00 p.m. that location determined by the standing at the top of the polls. carly fiorina now eligible after cnn changes the requirements. trump and fiorina will be joined by bush, walker, carson, cruz, rubio, huckabee, paul, kasich and christie. the other debate, perry, santorum and pataki and graham. these debates are getting much more personal. cnn's sara murray has more on that. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. the gloves are coming off on the republican side. candidates are trading insults

all as trump to dominates the republican field. the cnn/orc poll shows trump ahead of republican voters. a wide lead over ben carson at 19%. both candidates far ahead of jeb bush. the tenor of the campaign has changed over the last couple days. trump insulting carly fiorina about her looks. >> many of the comments are made as an entertainer because i did "the apprentice." it was one of the top shows on television. i decided i did not want to do it again because i wanted to run for president. everybody said as an entertainer, it is a different ball game. >> reporter: bobby jindal laid into trump calling him a carnival act and egomaniac. >> there is no intellectual

curiosity or ideology. he is only for himself. he said his favorite book is the bible. i don't think he read it because he is not in it. he is a complete narcissist. >> reporter: we had jeb bush on cnn. he said he actually agreed with everything bobby jindal had to say about donald trump. >> i think he believes he can insult his way to the presidency. i don't think history is a good guide for that. i think he needs to begin to say what his vision is for the future. up until now, i think governor jindal is correct. he is not a serious candidate. >> reporter: those comments alone give you an idea of how the debate has moved beyond the substance of candidates to attacks. getting vicious more quickly than many people intended. as for jindal, it will be difficult to see if this helps him in the polls. he is further behind jeb bush, donald trump and ben carson. john and christine.

fascinating. the most important and surprising political story overnight may have been this. joe biden. very emotional. casting doubt on the potential bid for the presidency. this came during a remarkable appearance on "the late show with stephen colbert." he spoke about his faith and parents and raw pain about the death of husband son beau. >> look, i don't think any man or woman should run for president unless number one, they know exactly why they would want to be president and two, they can look folks out there and say i promise you you have my whole heart and passion and energy and soul to do this. i would be lying if i said that i knew i was there.

>> he doesn't know he's there. it's fascinating to hear him say that. so candid with colbert. especially with how he's coping with the loss of his son. he told a story about a moments during a recent visit to a military base. >> i was talking about the backbone of this country. all of a sudden it was going great. and a guy in the back yells, major beau biden. bronze star, sir. served with him in iraq. all of a sudden, i lost it. how could you -- that's not -- i shouldn't be saying this. you can't do that. you can't do that. >> really just an interview. so candid and raw. >> we talked about it. stephen colbert lost his father

and two siblings in a plane crash. colbert knows loss and suffering. that made the conversation interesting. troubling news overnight for hillary clinton's campaign. a cnn poll shows clinton support sliding among candidates and immediate concern against the democrat opponents. the picture is grimmer if clinton in early voting states in new hampshire and iowa who is neck and neck with clinton. sanders tells wolf blitzer even he is shocked at the speed of his surge. >> yes, i'm stunned. look, we have a message that i believe from day one was going to resonate with the american people. did i think it would resonate as quickly as it has? the answer is no.

>> i thought they poliwould lis some. >> from the very beginning, it startled him. he had to move venues much like donald trump because he had so many people. >> what is hillary clinton doing about this? not talking about sanders so much. she is talking about the republicans she could face in a general election if she gets there. she blasted scott walker on his home turf in a speech at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. in ohio, she took a shot at donald trump. >> we hear from candidates on the other side about turning back the clock on women's rights. there is one particular candidate who just seems to delight in insulting women every chance he gets. i have to say if he emerges i would love to debate him. >> it seems to me just observing

him that governor walker thinks because he busts unions, starves universities, guts public education, demeans women, scapegoats teachers and police and firefighters, he is some tough guy on his motorcycle. a real leader. well that is not leadership, folks. leadership means fighting for the people you represent and putting their interests first. >> the campaign has been talking about the fact we may see clinton's more fun side or personal side. you are looking at it with the appearance with ellen degeneres. here she is trying to dance "the nae-nae." judge it for yourself. she appears on jimmy fallon on september 16th. the victory to president

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governor cuomo will push the state to adopt that wage. joe biden was there. >> it is reasonable. it is the right thing to do and the federal minimum wage needs to be raised. it's been ten years since congress has increased it. >> biden calls stagnant wages the single biggest issue in the economy. cuomo announced new york approved a $15 wage for fast food workers. he wants it to be all workers in the state. restaurant owners not surprisingly not happy with the increase. the restaurant association says the increase will cause a host of negative unintended consequences. john, we heard again and again from the small business owners, when you raise wages to $15 an hour, it means fewer hours for the workers and new jobs and

maybe higher menu prices. >> opposition has been long known on this. change is afoot. it is september 11th. the nation will pause this morning for events at the world trade center and pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. names of nearly 3,000 people who died in 2001 and in the 1993 attacks there will be read at the site. the president and first lady will observe a moment of silence at the white house at 8:45 this morning. >> on wall street, they pause the moment when the planes hit. there will be a moment of silence there. it is an emotional time there and around the country. new york's top police officer and mayor both apologizing for what they called the mistaken identity takedown of a tennis pro. that's next. flonase allergy relief nasal spray

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new york city's top police official has apologized to former tennis star james blake. the commissioner and mayor reached out to blake after thrown to the ground and cuffed by a plain clothes officer in what police are calling a case of mistaken identity. let's get more from cnn's jason carroll. >> reporter: the commissioner was able to reach blake by phone and apologize to him late thursday afternoon. police say blake accepted the apology. the tennis star was roughed up by a plain clothes police officer if what police call a case of mistaken identity. it happened wednesday after while blake was in front of the midtown hotel and waiting for a car to take him to the u.s. open and an unidentified man rushed him. >> i thought maybe it was someone i did not recognize. a high school friend to mess with me and give me a hug. turned out quickly it wasn't. he picked me up and hugged me, but body slammed me. put me on the ground and told me to turnover and shut my mouth.

>> reporter: blake cooperated and cuffed and held. he said the plain clothes officer who tackled him did not identify himself nor did he say why he was being held. all six officers involved were white and blake is biracial. he says blake looked very much like the suspect police believe they were looking for. police have video of the incident which they are not releasing. after review of the video, they placed the officer who tackled blake on administrative duty pending the outcome of the investigation. christine. thank you, jason. police in phoenix are on the hunt for the possible serial sniper. targeting cars on i-10. the police reported an 11th freeway shooting. a bullet hole found in a semi truck. seven attacks involved gunfire

and others projectiles. six police officers facing charges in the death of freddie gray will be tried in baltimore. a judge rejected arguments by defense attorneys that the officers cannot get a fair trial in the city. protesters outside the courthouse cheered the decision chanting the trial stays here. gray died from a traumatic spine injury in police custody last april. new concern about pentagon labs and handling of deadly material. investigators say bubonic plague material may have been mislabelled and improperly stored at facilities. officials are trying to determine if deadly material was shipped from the labs. this is months after the revelation that the army lab in utah mishandled anthrax samples for ten years. >> that is something you want to be careful with. the cooling trend taking hold across the eastern half of the country. will it continue?

let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. derek. >> good morning, john and christine. that's right. the dog days of summer are a thing of the past. we would see our warmest temperatures in august and september. by the time we start to round the middle of september, we see a big change in the weather patte patterns. check out the cooler temperatures inundating the eastern half of the u.s. that will impact places like chicago, d.c. as well as the big apple. 24-hour temperature change prevalent across the east coast. boston, 12 degrees cooler right now compared to this time yesterday. that is all thanks to a series of cold fronts moving across the upper midwest as well as the east coast. here they are progressing eastward. there's a break in the precipitation that we experienced for new york and boston. more rain is in store for late saturday and into the day on sunday. in fact, here is the forecast rainfall going forward through the weekend.

anywhere between 1 to locally 2 to 4 inches across massachusetts. back to you. >> thanks. speaking of massachusetts. can we finally talk about football? the defending champion new england patriots started the season. tom brady played in the football game. how did he play? coy wire with the highlights in the bleacher report next.

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>> it was worth staying up all night. the defending super bowl new england patriots hosted the pittsburgh steelers last night. tom brady was very, very handsome. >> coy wire has a smile on his face and black circles under his eyes. it must have been a tom brady night. >> it was a tom brady night. a john berman morning. patriots nation rejoices. the pats crowd was rowdy. the chant going through of where's roger. a dig at commissioner roger goodell in the wake of the deflategate saga. the pats unveiled their fourth super bowl banner. robert kraft holding up the trophy. brady got a huge ovation. when it was time to shine, brady looked in mid season form.

he found gronkowski. unstoppable. patriots win, 28-21. here's tom. >> i was excited. our team was excited. we haven't had one of these games in a long time. it is fun being out there and getting the opportunity to go play. we took advantage of it. >> now with deflategate on pause, the last thing we would have in this game would be some sort of patriots controversy. first quarter, steelers head coach mike tomlin was fired up on the sideline. headsets the steelers coaches were using were malfunctioning. here is tomlin addressing the issue. >> it is always the case. yes. we were listening to the patriots radio broadcast for the majority of the first set on the headsets. >> the nfl was quick to take the

blame. the pittsburgh coaches experienced interference caused by a stadium interference issue. the headsets provided by the nfl where both clubs used on game day. pats did not do it. the braves and mets game. turner field under water. delayed the game almost two and a half hours. once it got going, the mets stayed hot. bartolo colon's hitting streak ended. he knocked in a run. 42 years young. what an athlete. mets win, 7-2. they won four in a row. speaking of rainouts. serena williams' quest was washed out. it is rescheduled for today. serena is two wins away from history. guys. >> it was too hot and then too

wet. thanks, coy. we know which one of the republicans running for president will face-off on cnn's primetime stage set for next week. who made the cut? that's next.

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why he may not be ready to run for president. a new cnn poll shows hillary clinton's lead may be slipping. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. we know where they will stand. the official staging for the cnn debate. cnn announced donald trump will be center stage literally next wednesday at 8:00 p.m. that location determined by his standing in the polls. he is leading in the polls. the notable is carly fiorina who is eligible after cnn changed the requirements. joined by bush, carson, mike huckabee, john kasich and chris christie. the undercard debate at 6:00 p.m. will include perry and jindal and pataki and graham.

gilmore is not at 1%. he will not be there. these debates are looking more crucial and contentious with the race heating up and getting ever more personal. cnn's sarah murray with more on that. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. gloves are coming off on the republican side. candidates are trading insults as donald trump dominates the republican field. the cnn/orc poll shows trump ahead with 32% support among republican voters. a wide lead over ben carson at 19% support. gaining momentum. both candidates far ahead of jeb bush who comes in at 9%. the tenor of the campaign changed. trump insulting carly fiorina about her looks. >> you want to take this back about carly fiorina? >> many of the comments are made as an entertainer because i did "the apprentice." i decided not to do it again because i wanted to run for

president. some comments are made as an entertainer. everybody said as an entertainer, it is a much different ball game. >> reporter: ben carson insulted donald trump about his faith. jindal called trump a carnival act and egomaniac. >> we have a man with no ideology or intellectual curiosity. he is only for himself. he said his favorite book is the bible. he could not name one verse. this is a complete narcissist. it has been a fun show. >> reporter: we had jeb bush on cnn and he said he agreed with jindal. >> i think he believes he can insult his way to the presidency. i don't think history is a good guide for that. he needs to begin to say what his vision is for the future. up until now, i think jindal is correct. he is not a serious candidate.

>> reporter: those comments alone give you an idea of how this debate has moved beyond the substance to attacks over personality. as for bobby jindal, it is difficult to see if this helps him in the polls. he is further behind jeb bush and donald trump and ben carson. john and christine. thank you, sara. emotional joe biden casting doubt on his potential bid for presidency during his appearance on "the late show with stephen colbert." he spoke about his faith and parents and the pain over his son beau's death. he talked about the plans for the future. >> look, i don't think any man or woman should run for president unless number one, they know exactly why they would want to be president and two, they can look folks out there

and say i promise you you have my whole heart, my whole soul, my energy and my passion to do this. and i'd be lying if i said that i knew i was there. >> wow. biden was just really unusually candid with colbert. especially how he feels and coping with the loss of his son. list then to the story of the n breakdown he suffered. >> i was talking about them being the backbone and sineau of the country. all of a sudden, it was going great. and a guy in the back yells, major beau biden. bronze star, sir. served with him in iraq. and all of a sudden, i lost it. how could you -- i mean -- i shouldn't be saying this.

you can't do that. you can't do that. >> wow. >> the context here, stephen colbert lost his father and two siblings in a plane crash. these are two men who know pain and suffering. it was a fascinating discussion. i don't think we should underplay what joe biden said. he can't say he's there in terms of deciding to put the full effort in running for president. it doesn't signound like he wou jump in. >> they were both raised to question their faith, but be devout catholics. on the question if he is there, his supporters say that is why they want him. he is not an automotan politician. that is why they say run, joe, run. new poll numbers overnight along these lines that spell trouble for hillary clinton. the cnn/orc poll show she is

dropping in the polls. last month, clinton was up 18. in june, her lead was 43 points. this follows polls from iowa and new hampshire where sanders is neck and neck or ahead of hillary clinton. bernie sanders tells wolf blitzer even he is surprised at the speed of his surge. >> yes. i'm stunned. look, we have a message that i believe from day one was going to resonate with the american people. did i think they would resonate as quickly as they have? the answer is no. >> all right. hillary clinton training her fire not on sanders, but on republicans she might face in the general election. she blasted governor scott walker on his home turf in a speech at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. in ohio, hillary clinton took a jab at donald trump. >> we hear from candidates on

the other side about turning back the clock on women's rights. there is one particular candidate who just seems to delight in insulting women every chance he gets. i have to say if he emerges, i would love to debate him. >> now it seems to me just observing him that governor walker thinks because he busts unions, starves universities, guts public education, demeans women and nurses and teachers and firefighters, he's some kind of tough guy on his motorcycle. a real leader. well that is not leadership, folks. leadership means fighting for the people you represent and putting their interests first. >> we also got to see clinton's fun side as advertised on her

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by a plain clothes police officer in what police call a case of mistaken identity. it happened in front of his midtown hotel. he was waiting for a car to take him to the u.s. open and an unidentified man rushed him. >> i thought it was someone i did not recognize from high school to hug me. it turned out quickly it wasn't. he did hug me and body slammed me and put me on the ground. >> reporter: blake cooperated and cuffed and held for ten minutes. he says the plain clothes officer who tackled him did not identify himself nor did he say why he was being held. there were six officers involved in the incident. all were white. blake is biracial. commissioner bill bratton says this is not about race, but a case of mistaken identity. he says blake looked very much like the suspect police believed they were looking for. police have video of the

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revenue to $25 billion by the year 2027. >> would you say he wants to inflate the numbers? you should thank tom brady. we know who will be in cnn's primetime debate next week and where they will be standing. "new day" starts right now. >> the cnn republican presidential candidate debate stage has been set. >> idea of donald trump is great. reality is awful. >> governor jindal is correct. he is not a serious dantd. >> i can't want to get into the mud pit. >> can you see yourself as president of the united states? >> yes. >> emotionally prepared to run for president? >> look. devastating flooding in eastern japan. >> sweeping away. >> powerful floods that lifted up cars and tossed them here. the nation will pause this morning to remember the attacks on this day 14 years ago.

>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome to your "new day." a day that is anything but new for americans. friday, september 11th. the day of terror that changed america and changed families and changed the way we see the world 14 years ago. plans are happening this morning. this is what ground zero looks like now. described as eerie. that is what it should be. it is strange and frightening and what makes us never forget. commemorations there and shanksville and also at the pentagon. we ask you to remember what happened that day and remember all those that were lost. the war is at the top of the agenda. we have the big news about the debate. we know who is on the stage wednesday. two tiers. get this, carly fiorina is

making the jump. >> today, other republicans are coming to her defense after trump went after her for her looks. there's also a new poll due out in an hour from now. it will give us a fresh idea of where the candidates stand. let's go to the coverage of the 2016 race. athena jones is live in washington. >> reporter: good morning, the stage is set for cnn's republican debate. take a look at the top tier candidates on the prime time stage and where they will be standing. you have in order, rand paul, mike huckabee, marco rubio, ted cruz, ben carson, donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, carly fiorina, john kasich and chris christie. trump is getting center stage because he's the front-runner. fiorina surged to the polls afte